Driver Compatibility

FLY-USB-LCD7 requires a host-side driver to be installed before it can be used as an extended display. The driver supports four platforms: Windows, Linux, macOS, and Android.

Confirm Compatibility Before Purchase

It is recommended to download and try installing the driver corresponding to your host system and CPU architecture before purchasing. If the driver cannot be installed or an error occurs during installation, it may indicate that the current system, hardware architecture, or security policy is incompatible. Please confirm compatibility before purchasing.

Platform Support and Architecture Comparison

Please find the situation closest to yours in the table below to confirm the corresponding architecture and the driver file you should download:

Your Situation	Minimum Requirements	Architecture	File to Download
Windows PC, Intel or AMD processor (most desktops/laptops)	Win10 1903+ / Win11	x64 / amd64	amd64.exe
Windows PC, ARM processor such as Snapdragon (e.g., Surface Pro X)	Win10 1903+ / Win11	ARM64	arm64.exe
Mac, M1/M2/M3/M4 chip (released after 2020)	macOS 13.0+	Apple silicon	.pkg (universal package)
Mac, Intel processor (released before 2020)	macOS 13.0+	Intel x86_64	.pkg (universal package)
Linux PC, Intel or AMD processor	kernel 5.4.0+	amd64	amd64.deb or amd64.rpm
Raspberry Pi 4/5, Orange Pi and other ARM development boards (64-bit system)	kernel 5.4.0+	arm64 / aarch64	arm64.deb or arm64.rpm
Raspberry Pi 3, Orange Pi Zero and other ARM development boards (32-bit system)	kernel 5.4.0+	ARMv7 / armhf	arm.deb or arm.rpm
Mobile phone/tablet Android devices	Android 10+	Architecture-independent	.apk (universal package)

Note

The macOS driver is a Universal 2 universal installer package, which can be used directly on both Apple Silicon and Intel Macs without distinguishing the architecture. The same applies to Android.

How to Check Your System Version and Architecture

If you are unsure of your system version or CPU architecture, please check using the following methods:

• Windows
• macOS
• Linux
• Android

Press Win + R, type msinfo32 and press Enter, then check "System type":

• x64 PC (or "x64-based PC") → select Intel / AMD
• ARM64 PC → select ARM processor

Click the Apple menu in the top-left corner → "About This Mac":

• Displays "Chip: Apple M..." → Apple Silicon (download directly, no need to distinguish)
• Displays "Processor: Intel..." → Intel Mac (download directly, no need to distinguish)

Open a terminal and run:

uname -m

Match the output:

• x86_64 → select x86_64 / amd64
• aarch64 → select ARM64 / AArch64
• armv7l → select ARMv7 / armhf

Go to Settings → About phone → check the Android version.

Android 10 and above can be used, regardless of CPU architecture.

Driver Download

Driver installation packages are provided through cloud storage, which contains driver files for all platforms. Please first confirm your host system and CPU architecture, then download the corresponding files.

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Select your operating system and CPU architecture to see the driver files to download and installation instructions.

Select Operating System

Select CPU Architecture

For Intel/AMD desktop and laptop computers running Windows 10/11

FlyUsbDisplay-Driver-amd64.exeRecommended— Windows executable installer

Windows Installation Steps

1. Double-click the downloaded installer (.exe) to run
2. If a security prompt appears, allow the driver installation
3. After installation, connect FLY-USB-LCD7 with a USB cable — the screen will be automatically recognised as an extended display